crank up the movement. It was just awkward watching it with such a high frame rate and so little movement. Other than that the camera movements were good.

I really liked the camera movements, especially that curved truck-shot. Like you said, the lighting wasn't very good in certain shots, but in others it was pretty cool. Try to keep the lighting, but especially the white-balance consistent. (Unless it's meant to be flashy.)
One of the things that bother me was when you could see over the top of the sets. Other than that, I like it.

White balance is how the colour white appears in your footage. You can test this by putting something white, like a small stack of paper (just a few sheets) in your shot. Does the paper appear to be tinted blue? If so, the white balance needs to be adjusted to be "warmer" (closer to yellow) to equal it out, until the paper appears white. Does the paper appear tinted yellow? Same thing, but in reverse.

Of course depending on your scene you may WANT the white balance to be shifted one way or another. That's fine. The important thing is that it's consistent, as Brickstory said.

There's much more to it than that, but that's a loose description of it.